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February 27th 07, 12:19 PM
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IM Address won't map
I realise this is not a VB script group and apologize in advance but
need help with following. 1. I am trying to import some contacts into Contacts folder of Outlook 2003 but the stupid field mapping is missing the IM address in the outlook contacts' list of fields, any ideas? How do I set up a custome import template? 2. If I were to import it into a User Field could anyone point me to where I can find a script to move the data from the User field (say User 1) to another field (IM Address)? Not a VB script writer if anyone can help with how to do it, I will be grateful. Data I am trying to import are contacts in an Excel spreadsheet (why anyone would use Excel as database is beyond me but that is what they do, least path of resistance). 
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